Problem getting time signatures
Hi all — I'm writing a plug-in to catch redundant time signatures — i.e. where the composer has entered the same time signature in succession, and the second one is unnecessary/redundant. I made a test score with 10 measures, containing the following written time signatures:
m. 1: 4/4
m. 2: 3/4
m. 3: 3/4 (redundant time sig)
m. 4: 4/4
m. 5: 4/4 (redundant time sig)
In my plugin, I wrote the code at the bottom of this post to get the time signatures and work out which ones are redundant. It's a basic Cursor loop. However, I can't understand the loop's output — it finds the time signatures at the end of each measure, and also it misses the last 4/4 time signature:
M. 1: FOUND TIME SIG 4/4 at tick 1920
M. 2: FOUND TIME SIG 3/4 at tick 3360
M. 3: FOUND TIME SIG 3/4 at tick 4800
M. 4: FOUND TIME SIG 4/4 at tick 6720
Any thoughts about this?
——————— CODE SNIPPET ————————
var cursor = curScore.newCursor(); cursor.rewind(Cursor.SCORE_START); var currentBar = cursor.measure; var lastBarNum = curScore.nmeasures; for (currentBarNum = 1; currentBarNum <= lastBarNum; currentBarNum ++) { var currentBarTick = currentBar.firstSegment.tick; cursor.filter = Segment.All; cursor.track = 0; cursor.rewindToTick(barStartTick); var processingThisBar = cursor.element; while (processingThisBar) { var elem = cursor.element; var eType = elem.type; var eName = elem.name; if (eType === Element.TIMESIG && currentStaffNum == 0) { dialog.msg += "\nM. "+currentBarNum+": FOUND TIME SIG "+elem.timesigActual.str+" at tick "+cursor.segment.tick; } if (cursor.next()) { processingThisBar = cursor.measure.is(currentBar); } else { processingThisBar = false; } } currentBar = currentBar.nextMeasure; }
Comments
For anyone reading this, I solved it by not using Cursor, which seems to spit out these spurious results. I'm not sure if this is a bug with Cursor, or something else? Anyway, instead, I use the following code (similar to the Big Time Signatures plugin code).
SAMPLE CODE:
In reply to For anyone reading this, I… by michaelnorris
nice! could be a useful addition to snippet repo . related to https://musescore.org/en/node/320673#s28